La musa que tose. Nicolás Olivari y una poética de vanguardia en la literatura rioplatense de la década de 1920
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https://doi.org/10.18441/ibam.13.2013.51.47-64Keywords:
Nicolás Olivari, Vanguardia, Poesía, Argentina, Siglo XX, Avant-garde, Poetry, 20th CenturyAbstract
El presente artículo estudia en La musa de la mala pata (1926), el segundo libro de poesías de Nicolás Olivari (1900-1966), la formulación de una poética de vanguardia en el contexto literario rioplatense. A partir de lo que llamamos una poética de la tos, seguimos en sus poemas la formulación de una lengua poética que busca separarse de las nociones modernistas de musicalidad poética, propone una desacralización del lenguaje poético y se desplaza hacia una concepción del lenguaje que interroga la referencialidad.
Abstract
This article analyses in La musa de la mala pata (1926), the second book of poetry of Nicolás Olivari (1900-1966), the formulation of a poetics of vanguard in the Río de la Plata literary context. From what we call a poetic of cough, in his poems we follow the formulation of a poetic language that seeks to secede from the modernist notions of poetic musicality, proposes a demystification of poetic language and move towards a conception of language that interrogates the referentiality.
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